want to say where it is? >> greensboro, north carolina. >> where they'll make the theater >> the carolina! if i went with you >> we are out of time. studio audience... >> thank you. hello, everyone, welcome to america as late news, "fox news @ night." i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. breaking tonight, questions about president biden going m.i.a. on the tram down the campaign trail two and a half weeks out of the midterm elections. watch as a president brushes off questions from the media again this week, sometimes snapping at reporters.

>> john fetterman going to appear with you today in pennsylvania. there have not been many candidates competing with you -- but not sure. there are 15 in town -- >> are there going to be more. >> there should be. it's roe v. wade, read it, man! get educated! b1 steven hilton host of "the next revolution" live as the president continues to struggle with questions shouted by reporters and instead of listing the democrats' problems, the economy, the crime, border, republican using the all-encompassing word "chaos" to describe democratic policies. in warning concerning the cost of feeding her home this winter. how much more you should expect to pay keep your family warm and that's on top of all the other prices going up. matt finn crushing numbers for us tonight plus preside president biden's student loan

rollout facing big time problems. why some experts say the program is ripe for fraud and abuse. we checked in with our common sense department how vulnerable the government is to fraud and how much money is stolen from federal programs like covid relief. the president rushing off questions about his lack of campaign trail appearances ahead of the midterm elections. kevin corke live in the nation's capital more with this. >> evening you, my friend. no basement campaigning for joe biden this fall. the president says he'll be out there. really out there. on the stump for democratic candidates all over the country as a midterms of course approach. thhe swears they want and too. >> do you think they are making a mistake? >> i've already gotten in 48 and a lot more advanced in the 20s if you know what i mean. bigger okay!

there is that. if you are not quite sure about that number, 16-18, skeptical even, understandable. the past week box can confirm that biden appeared with five candidates running in the midterm election but there's nothing to compare his 15-18 request. it's easy to see why some candidates don't want him to come. after all the surging violence sweeping many of america's democrat run cities to say nothing of an comfortably high energy costs everywhere, this budget is a branch. yes, there is a number of tight races all across the country and we are talking about control of washington, hanging in the balance. so biden's plans to stump for his party could come with a heavy price tag. not the cost of travel, the cost of setting up next to a deeply unpopular president even as high anxiety reigns ele electorate.

>> trace: with more on the midterm campaign trail why voters are suddenly seeing red. the host of the next revolution steve hilton. i want you to play some sounds of another reporter questioning joe biden and he still gets a little annoyed. watch this we'll get your response. because there haven't been that many candidates campaigning with you -- >> that's not true. there are 15. >> are there going to be more? >> seems to me he doesn't have the answers and is annoyed because he really needs more answers but doesn't quite grasp that year. your thoughts. >> he's got a lot to be annoyed about. not that long ago back in the summer the democrats were patting themselves on the back saying they would turn back the potential red wave, the momentum

with them, abortion in the front of the election argument and so on and that has all disappeared and right of the front of the election, all the things that biden and the democrats don't want to talk about. the chaos at the border, energy costs. one of the most ridiculous of the many statements you can choose from, got into the presidential race to fight inflation. these because of the inflation, hurting people. with the rise in interest rates for the data last week showed $900 a month extra on average for people's mortgages. that's why they want to run away from them. >> it's funny because you say he bought inflation in these gas

prices, things have been going on for 5-6 years. it was $2.31 on inauguration day. you talk about the problems and republicans want to get them altogether. so instead of talking about crime and inflation and the border, republicans are talking about the word of chaos." that's the catchphrase we've noticed. "i don't recall another recent midterm when so many discrete issues were filtering through voters' minds. crime, abortion, recession, energy prices, not least joe biden, and the headline the biggest midterm of chaos as it rains." a lot of columnists are using that. >> that's what people feel. what highlights is how ridiculous the democrat argument has been going on during the trump administration --

>> we need the adult back in the room. be going in the wrong direction of the basic confidence is th there. these democrats these days, they are driven much more by virtue signaling than inflammation of policy to get results for pe people. >> what do you think about the shifting dynamics of some of these voting blocks? you have the democrats thinking latinos are democrats and now it seems to be moving. we talked to a group of latino voters today and a couple of them say i think the democratic party has left me and part of these policies are crazy. i want to read this to you. this is from the african american political director of the democratic party, the former -- quoting you say "black men and brown men open to shopping at this point. we are open to being

transactional." when you see some of these races in texas, arizona, nevada you can see the latino vote is swinging, steve. your thoughts? >> this is a huge, huge shift in our politics that all have lasting effects for generations. for years democrats have complacently assumed they would lock in this vote. they talked about the coalition of the ascendant as the democrats of america changed, that favors democrats. looks like it's going the other way and the reason that so many of these people are leaving the democratic party is because the ship to the far left woke agenda they cannot stand it, that's also the reason it's going be so hard for the democrats to hang onto them because the truth about the democratic party today is that it is controlled by the far left activists and also the union leaders, all of whom sign up to this woke madness so it's going to be very difficult for them to get away from it and win those voters back. >> i would be remiss if i didn't

get your take on what's happening in your home country, a little turmoil. liz truss, 44 days. what in the world, steve? >> i am an american as of last year and i got out just about anytime to escape the chaos because that's the word you'd use to describe what's going on there as well. i think the real point here is the lesson that it's not enough to have the right ideas pol politics. i think the events that precipitated this, the many budget with tax cuts and regulatory cuts, the pro-growth agenda that liz truss put out there, that was the right idea to move it forward. it's not enough to have the right idea. you need professional planning for proper implementation. persuasive communication. not just announce it on a friday and hope that everyone understands what you are trying to do. she didn't do any of those basics of proper professional political management and now she's really paid the ultimate price.

>> trace: it sad, they got her out for days. the good news is they got her out 44 days and you guys in america are stuck with your president for a few more years at least. steven hilton, always great to you. thank you. meantime a warning about the constant heating of your home this winter. department of energy projects heating cost jump of 24% whether you use natural gas or heating oil and many people worried about heating assistance programs that might not keep up. >> good evening, trace. energy costs expected to be more than a decade. the energy department predicted heating bills will job 24% if you use natural gas in the u.s. heating oil is projected with 10%. some of the reasons, global energy consumption has rebounded since the start of the pandemic and the war of ukraine has

reduced supplies. people living in new england who rely heavily on heating oil might be hit the hardest. energy department -- to keep a typical home this winter. in new rochelle, new york, fox 5 caught up with the owner of a company. he tells us that winters prices are the highest he's seen in 25 years of operating his business. >> i'm seeing bills of 200 gallons, almost a thousand dollars compared to last year. it was half that. people putting on three different credit cards. you think about it, they aren't going to pay these credit cards off so they can hit both ways. >> as we head into the winter, it's not just pure prices that are up. as we've been reporting the cost of many food staples have skyrocketed. you can now add thanksgiving turkeys to that list. usda data indicates that the price per pound of turkey has

jumped 73% since last year. it was $1.15 per pound. this year it's $1.99 per pound. killing a lot of farm birds. >> when you pay 60-70 bucks per turkey, you'll feel it. >> looks like arizona governor doug ducey will not comply with the federal government call to remove double back shipping containers at the southern border. reinforced why the wires were put in place to fill gaps at the quarter. the grand canyon state, failed to authorize a construction contract to do exactly that. back in washington a group of house republicans in a letter to d.c. mayor muriel bowser urging her to veto to go bills passed by the city council. the bill would allow illegal immigrants to vote in local

elections for the letter reads in part "the d.c. council has passed legislation that fundamentally violates american sovereignty done right in the nation's capital, this is the graceful episode in this district's history. a pair of setbacks for those challenging the student loan forgiveness program. first supreme coast justice amy coney barrett denied an emergency bid by a group of wisconsin taxpayers to halt the plan has dismissed an effort amongst growing concerns about the program's viability and ability to contain potential fraud. marianne rafferty live with a closer look. joins us here in los angeles. >> talking about 8 million applications. they were all processed no problem, fast-forward a couple of days, many recording major

problems applying up to $20,000 of debt forgiveness. blocking foreign ip addresses. education department scrambling to keep up with processing applications. those who are married dealing with a glitch. they are getting locked out request a special waiver before they can apply. >> if you have any questions you follow up with you. this is a game changer for millions of americans to get moving and it took an incredible amount of effort to get this website done in such a short time. >> the process is easy, might be too easy according to experts. the program is right for fraud and abuse. applicants are only asked for their full date of birth and some contact information. surprisingly applicants will not have to provide any proof of income in which the loan

forgiveness is supposed to be based. >> there'll be people who see that there is no verification and loan application and say they are when they are not from an income perspective. >> the government expects at least 40 million more between now and december 31st. that when the application was close. >> we'll see you a bit early on. the fox news at night common sense department got us thinking about the student loan forgiveness program. now when you apply for the loan to be paid off, the website doesn't ask if you qualify for the program. common sense is weird because it's not as if the administration doesn't trust us. why else would they hire 85,000 irs agents, not to help us fill out our 1040s.

the agents are coming after us. maybe that's because the federal government is a magnet for rip-off artists. the doj has thousands of cases of relief broad and filed cases against accountants, hollywood execs. even an orthodox christian monk, these are people who come from every nook and cranny of the country from boston, bozeman, beverly hills. swimming pools. covid relief is a drop in the bucket. their security frauds, defense contractor fraud, even college loan application fraud. the common sense department thinks that if you lied to get into college you probably lied to get out of paying for col college. >> coming up, remember when covid-19 was called the pandemic of the unvaccinated? here's a reminder.

>> this is the pandemic of the unvaccinated and caused that despite america having on presidents and vaccination programs, despite the fact that for almost five months, vaccines have been available in 80,000 different locations, we still near have 80 million americans who have failed to get the shot. >> trace: we'll talk with board certified dr. about the impact on transmission, plus here's something you don't see every day. why this seal has left the bath of the aquarium in hawaii a bit baffled. can you do that spin again and again and again? the best viral videos coming up.

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the one police tried to take a sword wielding suspect in the custody when he refused to drop what appears to be a katana, a japanese sword. stabbed a woman, reportedly his mother before officers got there. arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. new york, slashed a man riding a train only to have that man's girlfriend pepper spray him back and sending the attacker running. the victim is expected to be fine thanks to his girlfriend's quick action. up to 41% in the big apple and here's what one new yorker has to say about the rash of violence. >> i'm over it. i'm over it. doesn't matter how vigilante or

how aware you are. if somebody wants to push you on the tracks going to happen. >> police looking for this guy who robbed the clerk at gunpoint demanding cash. also high to the order of 34% over last year or 3500 more robberies this year compared to the same time frame as in 2021. this unruly group at a 7-eleven caught on camera egging a wo worker. they also threw a sign at him but he was not seriously injured. police are asking for some help finding them so they can put them in jail and let them back out. in north carolina this disturbing assault put on camera when the thief making off with dozens of power tools drew down an 82-year-old home depot worker who appears to be trying to stop him. the suspect escaped. this video from a mississippi day care is also a bit unsettling when workers donned a halloween mask went around

scaring children in their care. authorities investigated after the video went viral. the employee is captured here scared the heck out of these young children and they were swiftly fired and charged with felony child abuse. the woman who owns a day care said she wasn't there at the time and does not tolerate that kind of stuff and did not even know about the videos until they went viral. at massachusetts when deputies tried to execute an eviction on a woman in the home, a woman who didn't live there protested by unleashing a swarm of angry bees to office sears. got stung and tried to move a high in front of the home's d door. that's according to police. faces felonies for weaponizing bees. was released without bail not long after. a panel for disease control

center recommending the vaccine be added to the immunization for public school. does not mandate shots or preclude unvaccinated children from attending schools. to talk about the impact. it's not mandated. but it is one of those things where, you know, the cdc defends it and it's up to the states. >> the cdc holds a lot of power and even though they lack the legal authority, they can strongly recommend vaccinations for children and states are free to reject that or incorporated in the requirements where states actually do have the lawful authority to do it. so there was a very strong chance that many states may say we have the green light because of the cdc's decision to

basically hide behind their decision and mandate it for our school children. that's going to create a lot of trouble. big you say some states will do it, others want. one state that says they will not do it is florida, quoting the ball as long as i am kicking and screaming there will be no covid. that your decision to make as a parent. we know states like florida are going to do this by the like california will do it. their goal is florida not following the science and that's not the case. >> that's precisely the case. the cdc is basing its recommendations on, what? flawed emergency authorization. if you look at their press release, they first got off by saying they justify it by saying kids are now acting in a more risky manner. going back to school and doing things in an "pre-pandemic manner."

because of this we need to prevent long covid which kids get even though they get milder diseases in adults and we have to prevent transmission but when they talk about the data that the use for the authorization they talk about the fact that this was never tested in children. these are in bivalent vaccines which cover omicron and the original variant only affects adults -- they didn't look for efficacy, they look for immune response as well as safety. had a case where there is no safety or efficacy tested with children with the current state of vaccines. >> trace: pfizer went before the european parliament and said the vaccines had never been tested preventing transmission and the world was, wasn't that the whole thing here? wasn't this the pandemic of the unvaccinated and the unvaccinated for scolded and lost their jobs, the

prime minister of several countries went after their people and you said, wait, you never tested this the block transmission? we know it's not going to stop you from getting it cannot stop you from writing it, that was the basis for all these man mandates. >> corrector there's only a few things you can base a mandate. one is avenging them of spread and the other one is a significant risk-benefit advantage where you prove beyond the shadow of a doubt that the benefit of preventing death and hospitalization outweighs any of the known risks. we start to see a lot of different risks come in the market. does that mean it's very dangerous? for most people not necessarily but there are many people who do fall into that category where the benefits are not outweighed by the risks and where they have to do that balance, when mandates are in place it takes away the individual authority to be able to make that autonomous decision, to weigh that for yourself and say, for me, this

isn't necessary and for other people, i'm going to make that decision and even unnecessarily the data aren't there, i still want to do it and it's my choice and that's being taken away from you. >> trace: we had neighbors shaming neighbor and people at each other's throats because they refuse to take the vaccine. great to see you as always. thank you, sir. still the calm, the writer of this dump truck facing charges for what you see here and the way some divers are prepping for halloween. stay tuned for today's best viral videos. it's next. insomnia. before i found quviviq, an fda-approved insomnia medication for adults. you would not believe the things i used to think about when i couldn't sleep. hey, linds. i need you to sign this business contract. all 114 pages. lindsey, lindsey!! hey, lindsey! it's workout time. hey, big man, we're in the middle of something here. yeah, it's called physical fitness.

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>> trace: first stop in nights viral videos, a group of black bears look ready to hit the snooze button just days away from hibernating for the winter. you can see a couple of them warming up with a midafternoon nap in the mid-jersey neighborhood. they've seen as many as six bears camping out in the trees.

one person said they aren't bothering anyone but when they nod off, watch out below. underwater divers in wisconsin enjoying the hollowing festivities carving pumpkins underwater. apparently it's an annual event. first divers empty the slime in the seeds and they deliver the shells from below the surface to carve them up so the boards do not float topside. no explanation why they do this year after year after year. latest update on our favorite hippos from the cincinnati zoo that we like to show you from time to time. your latest addition to the family, baby fritz playing with his big sister fiona. the zoo says they cannot get enough of these sibling duos and i'm probably right there with them. to a sticky situation. the driver of this dump truck is facing charges after driving under a pedestrian bridge with

the container raised, getting it wedged beneath the bridge. hopping in ontario, canada, where officials had to shut down lanes of traffic for hours. the driver was not injured and it's unclear exactly what charges he's facing. common sense department things may be combining her love of halloween and the tennessee volunteers with this spooky display making sure alabama fans don't forget about the dramatic college football upset over the weekend. we remember. thank you. her front yard showing skeletons reenacting the game-winning field goal. got to go words for her. roll tide. a monk seal at the university of hawaii's waikiki aquarium enjoying one of his favorite past times, spinning in circles where the staff of the aquarium say they don't know why he does this but it happens often and for very long periods of time. makes you wonder if he is

thinking about that game-winning field goal at rocky top last weekend. if you have a viral video you'd like to send hit me up at trace gallagher or "fox news @ night" on social media. in the wake of the widespread fraud we've seen in pandemic relief spending there is growing concern about the administration of president biden's student loan forgiveness program. we'll also talk midterms and so much for suppressing the vote, let's bring in the panel. isaac wright, and targeted victory vp matt morgan. it's interesting because you talk about the student loan forgiveness thing. more than 8 million people have now submitted applications for student loan forgiveness. they do not have to provide proof of income. they don't have to put down the income. the white house is proud of it. here is karine jean-pierre. watch.

>> a few things applicants have wanted to stay over the weekend. one say it's the easiest application they've ever filled out. took maybe 60 seconds. that's a quote. >> trace: takes no time to steal money from the government anymore. >> take 60 seconds because they ask three questions. when you it's bad policy. this is where a lot of the wealthy folks get their phds. but what i underestimated is how haphazardly this was instituted. you don't need to put your income, don't need to put what school you went to. we know all too well with going to happen. it's going to be rife with fraud and is really just negligent. >> i went back and i was looking because we did the common sense department and i was looking for facts on this, guys. look at the doj website, they've got hundreds and hundreds of fraud cases just from covid relief and that's on top of everything else they are facing. this you know is going to be rife with fraud and it's almost like they are setting it up to

fail. speak of the good news is the math doesn't support that. 90% of the loan forgiveness is going to those making 75,000 or less per year. the other 10% will cover the gap between making 70,000 a year and 125,000 a year. by the time you hit that limit, that is 95% of student borrowers. it's hard to say that the 5% of people who are making over that cap on student loans are somehow going to defraud 90% of the money because there's a $10,000 limit on how much they can get. it's just not in the math that's really possible. and thankful for that. we know that right wing extremists who have filed lawsuits in court over and over and over are doing everything they can to hold up this student loan forgiveness at a time when our economy needs the boost. it's critical when you see those same political operatives

complaining the economy is hurting them and we need to do something about it and they are the very ones going to court over and over and over. >> trace: 8 million people submitting these applications you are talking about 90-95% which is fuzzy math. this sets up widespread fraud possibilities and everybody knows this. i want to move on if i can. speak of those are numbers from people who award the loans. >> remember the jim crow 2.0, remember that whole thing? this is early voting. look at these numbers. early voting in 2018, 225,015, as of right now 396,000 early votes. that kind of throws that whole thing about jim crow 2.0 out the window.

>> doesn't seem like voter suppression to me, doesn't seem like jim crow to me either. stacey abrams is going to lose. curious what she is going to blame it on this time. your eyes open to see what brian kemp's margin is. if it's around 7% and those numbers stay accurate, that a likely push herschel walker over without a runoff too. >> trace: is that a fair assessment? the race is closing a little bit. but you think that's enough? what's your estimation on that? >> voter suppression laws are targeting specific groups of people and we don't know yet that number is somewhere between 2018 and the 2020 turnout. i think frankly every american citizen should turn out to vote and have the ability to turn out and do it three from any obstacle to turn out. that's a good thing to see increased numbers.

as far as election handicapping, we will know soon enough as it is. really close to election day. >> i want to put this on the screen because a shop full says that in women voters from september, they favor democrats by 14%. now they favor republicans by 18% and it's a 32-point waiting. that's a big swing, isaac. >> we made research specifically about found the same conclusion that when you are it's a top of mind issue and you look at happens with the electoral ballot initiative where people were overwhelming stood for a pro-choice, pro-women's right to make decisions on their own body. it was a stand-alone issue, that did not necessarily translate to how the same voters would vote

when it came to candidates on those issues. it was not the top of my priority with the economy and inflation are. >> really quick, don't say i didn't warn you. unfortunately we play a part here and there, the cbs poll had abortion number seven nationwide in terms of top issues. democrats are regretting this decision now. >> trace: gentlemen, than thank you. our chief of naval operations warning tonight that ready for china to invade taiwan as early as the end of this year is saying that they have a fight tonight mentality as both china and russia have grown more aggressive. watch. >> what we seen is they've delivered on every promise they played to deliver on it. when we talk about the 2027 window, in my mind that has to

be a 2022 window are potentially a 2023 window. >> the conservative heritage foundation assessed as weak. i asked strategic analyst jack keane that if we had to defend taiwan, could we, he gave this darling remark. look. >> we've played countless war games. i've been involved with two culprit one in 2018 and one just three weeks ago. the outcome is catastrophic for the united states. that is the answer. we don't have the capability to stop it. >> scary answer. reports that the u.s. is considering a plan to produce weapons with taiwan to facilitate arms transfers and bolster taipei's deterrence against china. coming up, no tricks here. our chief congressional

correspondent a.k.a. in-house scottish whiskey expert chad pergram shares some of his favorite halloween treats next. i'm titus welliver. i've played a hero on screen. but you know who the real heroes are? veterans who laid it all on the line and paid a great price. i had just come home from serving over in germany. i had noticed my legs were swelling. next thing i know, it was three weeks later and i was paralyzed. i joined the navy to serve my country as a navy seal while parachuting with my platoon. my parachute didn't open and i broke my neck. it left me paralyzed for the rest of my life. i was on a routine patrol and we were in the desert of kuwait and the vehicle flipped and landed on top of me, which left me paralyzed from the waist down.

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>> trace: it's time for our new nightcap segment. halloween just not about

knickers, reese's peanut butter cups. whiskey connoisseur and course when chad pergram has a few halloween offerings for you tonight. good evening. >> scotland, scotts, halloween form a supernatural trifecta. like the three which is from the scottish play. consider the mysterious fog rolling in that any time in scotland. there are foreboding castles and the legend of a serpentine monster slithering in the depths of loch ness. >> you could call them the demons. the distillery is known as the beast of duff town. one still at the distillery is known... there are other spooky sounding drafts that count. there's dark origins in highland park to the north. then there is the cryptic

placard on the whiskey aisle. other menacing bottles, the most heavily repeated whiskey in the world. and the code from glenlivet. i'it produces one of the most fearsome scotches out there, if you like pete, is the pete monster. it's a blend. one of the most eerie islands in all of scotland. almost nobody lives there. george orwell finished writing 1984, the island has but one distillery, its expressions bear the most mysterious names in the industry. superstition and prophecy. one of my favorite distilleries, located on the island. before halloween do not

pronounce it bu so enjoy these following treats. or should i say... >> trace: thanks. funny stuff, chad. thank you. scotland isn't the only place -- by the way, we should note, that's the best place in d.c. to go. get some blood oak scotch and write a book because it sounds like fun. let's bring in matt finn, marianne rafferty with us right now. you talk about alcohol, cocktails, you have these big name celebrities making their own or at least buying into their own brands of alcohol. my advice, it may be you different, my advice is if you make your own alcohol, make vodka or make tequila because there's a guy named tito in texas who is rich, rich, rich, and clooney and randy gerber,

george strait also making tequila. >> it means having a shameless liquor of your own today. matt mcconnaughhay has a bourbon. the band metallica has a whi whiskey. bruno mars has a rubber george clooney and cindy crawford's husband sold for a billion dollars. i say it's a free market. if you're making money, keep selling them. >> i used to go out drinking with marianne rafferty's hus husband. >> i like vodka. i like vodka drinks. but my husband favorite band iron maiden came out with a beer, not a lecture. it seems like if you're a celebrity or famous these days, you've got to have a bottle of something. >> trace: iron maiden, in a go

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